Due to the characteristics of Gaudí’s complex design, particularly on the rooftop, with its steps at different heights, blind and partially sighted visitors are advised to visit La Pedrera with a companion.
La Pedrera has tactile resources, including a general model of the building featuring architectural and sculptural details from both the interior and exterior. It is located at the beginning of the visit, in the passageway between the building’s two courtyards.
Tactile orientation plans are also available on each floor, indicating the visitor route. The plans are three-dimensional and labelled in three languages (Catalan, Spanish and English), using print, raised lettering and Braille. They are located on the ground floor, the Rooftop, the Attic (Espai Gaudí) and the fourth floor (the La Pedrera Apartment).
A document containing information about the building in Braille and large print is available for blind and partially sighted visitors in Catalan, Spanish and English. It can be requested from the visitor services team on presentation of the admission ticket.
La Pedrera offers guided tours in Catalan, Spanish and English, with a tactile itinerary, for groups of blind and partially sighted visitors. Temporary exhibitions on the Principal floor also offer guided tours with tactile, orientation and descriptive itineraries to help visitors discover the works on display and their artistic context.
All accredited assistance dogs are welcome.